... Hans. H. Hamilton, Esq., Q C., Chairman for the County Armagh, accompanied by John M’Kinstry, Clerk of the Peace, and Robert Hardy, Sub-SberiS, took his seat in the Court House, Lurgan, and commenced the business of the sessions for his division of the county ...

... his resldesce, Coolsytho, Randalstown, Mr. William Gordon, aged 60 years. —March 25, at Queenstown, William Hardy, Esq., son of Philip Dixon Hardy, Esq., Frankfort Place, Batbmines. aged 35 years. M'llrov- March 23, Newcastle-on Tyne, Mary, wife of Mr. ...

... division of the county. The following magistrates occupied seats on the bench:—Thomas Casement, Esq., J.P.; A. C. Montgomery, Esq., R.M.; Edmond M‘Neill, Esq., J.P.; Thomas Hamilton Jones, Esq., J.P.; and E. M‘Qildowney, Esq., J.P. The following gentlemen ...

... example, suggested by Mr. Henry James, of physician’s undertakingnottopractise within certain district is equally pertinent. Mr. Hardy was too good a lawyer to support this objection, and merely urged that such qualifications those in the Bill might create the ...

... Brice, Esq., as rector’s churchwarden. Mr. David Gillespie proposed, and Mr. George Bice seconded, Mr. Thomas Best second churchwarden. Mr. Thomas Smith proposed, and Dr. Gray seconded, Mr. Hamersley Hazelton as second churchwarden. Mr. Hazelton was returned ...

... present. It is stated the premises are insured to the extent of one thousand pounds. Her Majesty’s ahip. Hawk, Commander' Hardy, 8.N., has left Kingstown harbour for. Belfast. ‘i.v Inspection of Troops in Belfast Garrison.— Vesterday Major-General Newton ...

... yachts formed the squadron : —Ripple (cutter), George Mumey, Esq.; Moro (cutter), William Ross, Esq., jun.; Boreas (cutter), Thomas Workman, Esq.; Venture (cutter), J. M. Higginson, Esq. ; Amba (cutter) F. Connor, Esq., jun. ; Emerald (schooner), J. Thomson ...

... prosperity. He will wiine the old docks, with their mountains of and most aromatic atmosphere, that evoked *he-anathemas of many a hardy son of Neptune,'as their qoays, on ot seventy-five, broke the tempers .and. the bodies of the unfortunate porters obliged to ...

... were divided between Mr. Hugh Dickson, Messrs, A. Dickson Sons, and Messrs. Jas. Lindsay & Sons, Downpatrick. The contest tor hardy ornamental foliage plants was so dose that Messrs. Dickson S> Sons and Messrs. Lindsay & Sons were declared equal by the Judges ...

... kv—September 9, at 4, Vernon Street, Doregall Pass, Belfast, the wife of Mr. J, S. Dudley, of son. Hardy -September 8, St. Marks Place, Armagh, the wife of John Hardy, Esq,, of son. Stuart— Sept. 8, at The Manse, Maghera, Co. Derry, the wife of the Rev. J. C ...

... ■WEDNESDAY, October, at Eleven o’clock, IN THE WHEAT MARKET, • Mat Stubet, Belfast, AN Extensive and. Valuable Collection of ..Hardy EVERGREEN TREES and SHRUBS, consisting of thfi roost esteemed varieties of Finns, Picea, Abies.'JOuptcasus, Thuja, Thojopeia ...

... seemingly anxious that this should be left to the management of their lay brethren. It is two o’clock, and the hall la full. Sir. Thomas G. Lindsayof whom may say, in just ce, was tho father the meeting—was full of nervous pride; and beside him was the portly ...